The phrase "present clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when giving instructions, or when discussing a topic or concept. For example: "Please present your arguments clearly so that the audience can easily understand your point."
But her present clearly shares some elements with the past.
It was an enjoyable experience, and although the half dozen BBC execs present clearly felt they were tiptoeing across a politically-correct minefield, it quickly turned into one great, inter-faith love-in.
Governor Jeb Bush of Florida wrote an opinion article for The Miami Herald in which he said "Ortega's past and present clearly indicate that he neither understands nor embraces the basic concepts of freedom, democracy and free enterprise".
It can be observed that the energy consumption rates of the three configurations present clearly different profiles.
The Chinese (SjC) and Philippine (SjP) strains of the blood fluke Schistosoma japonicum have been shown to present clearly different phenotypes in fecundity, pathology, drug sensitivity and immunology.
Although, there can be several other reasons for this behavior, the numbers we present clearly negates the idea of Quid-pro-quo.
This melodrama is presented clearly.
The GLA has since said that its database was not presented clearly.
Even Web sites with accurate information can be misleading if it is not presented clearly or put into context.
Another video of Chloe opening her Christmas presents clearly showed she was extremely fearful of McPartland, Kelly said.
It was a lousy message... but it was presented clearly and strongly, and in tough times people responded because they are hurt.
